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Rick and Morty series
Rick and Morty slots: three different bonus structures
The Rick and Morty series is Blueprint Gaming's TV-branded science-fiction franchise, built on dense bonus modifiers rather than one repeated reel engine. Each release uses the cartoon's characters and portal-hopping disorder, but the underlying formats move from Megaways cascades to fixed paylines and then to cash collection.
Ranked by Slot Score
| Game | Year | RTP | Volatility | Slot Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Rick and Morty MegawaysBlueprint Gaming | 2020 | 96.55% | Medium/High | 82 |
 Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub DubBlueprint Gaming | 2020 | 96.14% | Medium volatility | 78 |
 Rick And Morty Strike BackLatestBlueprint Gaming | 2024 | 93% | Medium/High | 61 |
Rick and Morty Megaways establishes the largest reel format: six reels, up to 117,649 ways, cascading wins and a 50,000x cap. Its bonus wheel, selectable free-spin modes, increasing multipliers, mystery symbols and expanding wilds make reel transformation the main source of escalation. The medium/high profile fits a game in which many modifiers can combine before the sequence ends.
The structure changes sharply in Rick and Morty Wubba Lubba Dub Dub. It uses a 5x3 grid with 20 paylines and medium volatility, yet retains the 50,000x ceiling. Pick bonuses, sticky and spreading wilds, symbol transformations, locked-win respins and selectable free-spin modes replace the Megaways engine with a collection of discrete bonus events.
Rick And Morty Strike Back takes another route with 4,096 ways, fixed jackpots, a cash collector and a level-up system. Its 10,000x cap is lower than both 2020 releases, and its 93% RTP sits below their 96.55% and 96.14% settings. The choice is therefore mechanical: cascades and expanding reel possibilities in Megaways, feature variety on fixed lines in Wubba Lubba Dub Dub, or collector-led progression in Strike Back.